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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary report mentions Adam Oliver and Skelton with athletic or game context. Details are unclear but indicate swimming and colors. No clear event, date, location, or outcomes are readable.
The American Real Estate Institute plans a 20 lesson home study series to teach real estate office organization listing properties financing and contracts. Enrollment offers life membership with critique on assignments and future business encounters. Registration opens October 1 with a $50 cash or $55 deferred payment option.
The Chicago Tuberculosis Institute plans a big health exhibit at the Palatine County Fair from August 27 to September 1. Nurses will run the booth with health literature, weighing, health advice, and free first aid. A Health Gypsy will provide free fortune telling and future guidance.
National Association of Real Estate Boards Appraisal Committee in Washington calls for local boards to appoint appraisal committees, prohibit free or offhand appraisals, and educate members in appraisal methods. The plan asks for proper filing of appraisals and seeks cooperation with the Federal Real Estate board for government use of appraisals. William G. Glenn chairs the national committee with members across major cities.
Soldier bugs or stink bugs are multiplying in the Chicago district says Prof. Conrad E. Tharaldsen of Northwestern University Zoology. They should not be destroyed as they attack the caterpillars of the Tussock and Gipsy moths, seen on a leaf with a Tussock moth caterpillar. J L Hewitt a landscape gardener for Potter Palmer estate and School District 75 in Evanston brought the bug for identification.
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